About

Morgan earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychological Sciences from Valdosta State University. She received a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Graduate Certificate in Play Therapy from Jacksonville University. 

Morgan believes that play is a child’s language and the therapeutic relationship is the foundation for meaningful change. Through play, children are given the opportunity to explore their emotions, process difficult experiences, develop healthy coping skills, build confidence, strengthen relationships, and discover their own strengths in a safe and supportive environment. She views play therapy as a meaningful form of communication that allows children to express themselves in ways that feel natural and comfortable to them. 

Her mission is to advocate for children by creating a space where their voices matter. Morgan is passionate about being an advocate for children and believes every child deserves to be listened to, respected, and given the opportunity to be understood. She strives to help children recognize that their feelings and experiences are valid while empowering them to develop the skills they need to navigate life’s challenges. 

Morgan approaches her work through a trauma-informed lens, understanding that a child’s behaviors and emotional responses often communicate experiences that may be difficult to put into words. She is intentional about creating a therapeutic environment built on safety, trust, 

respect, and connection. Her goal is to meet each child where they are, honor their individual story, and walk alongside them as they grow and heal.